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[Entrance Music] Popular Wedding Songs by Scene for the Ceremony and Reception

Wedding songs are essential for creating a dramatic atmosphere at your ceremony!

From among the many tracks that add emotion to a wedding, we’re introducing popular entrance songs for the ceremony and reception.

If you want to know the classic and popular entrance songs, compare Japanese and Western entrance tracks, or pick songs that will get everyone excited, be sure to check these out!

These wedding songs will make not only the bride and groom, but all your guests feel happy together.

Let’s make your once-in-a-lifetime wedding the best memory ever!

[Entrance Songs] Popular Wedding Songs by Scene for Wedding Ceremonies and Receptions (51–60)

Eternal FlowerIshida Yoko

This is a popular anime song that served as the opening theme for the anime “Ai Yori Aoshi.” It’s a perfect entrance song for two anime lovers.

As the doors open, her clear, crystalline voice fills the venue and moves everyone who hears it.

The lyrics feel traditional yet fresh, and it might pair beautifully with a Japanese-style (kimono) entrance.

It’s a song that will bring a dramatic touch to your wedding reception.

Etenrakugagaku

Gagaku ‘Etenraku’ — Shinto shrine / wedding — Court music of Japan, weddings
Etenrakugagaku

When it comes to weddings, chapel ceremonies are the classic choice, but traditional Shinto shrine weddings are also wonderful.

At shrine weddings, the gagaku piece “Etenraku,” performed since ancient times, is essential for an elegant ceremony.

The distinctive melodies woven by the three winds, three drums, and two string instruments resonate deeply.

Can’t take my eyes off youGloria Gaynor

Gloria Gaynor – Can’t take my eyes off you (lyrics)
Can't take my eyes off youGloria Gaynor

Frankie Valli’s smash hit “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” is a tune everyone recognizes.

The song is covered by Sheena Easton, known as the “Pop Queen.” She’s turned the already upbeat track into an even poppier arrangement, and her glamorous vocals make it a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

It feels as if Sheena herself is offering her blessings to the couple.

AmazingGraceHonda Minako

One of the most beloved hymns in America, Amazing Grace.

The version sung by Hayley Westenra, used as the ending theme of the drama The Great White Tower, is popular at weddings, but the late Minako Honda’s rendition of Amazing Grace is not to be overlooked either.

With a voice that resonates with compassion, it feels as if she is blessing the couple’s new beginning.

It’s a song you’ll want to use for a civil ceremony processional, among other moments.

[Entrance Music] Popular Wedding Songs for Different Wedding and Reception Scenes (61–70)

Let It Go ~Ari no mama de~Matsu Takako

Takako Matsu – Let It Go ~Ari no mama de~ (From “Frozen”)
Let It Go ~Ari no mama de~Matsu Takako

It’s “Let It Go,” the theme song from Disney’s animated film Frozen, which became a massive hit and a social phenomenon.

In Japan, it was sung by Takako Matsu, who voiced Elsa, and you could hear it everywhere—from the streets to TV.

Its beautiful melody and lyrics that express Elsa’s feelings are captivating, making it perfect as a wedding entrance song.

Another great point is that everyone knows it.

Beauty And The BeastCeline Dion & Peabo Bryson

Celine Dion & Peabo Bryson – Beauty And The Beast (HQ Official Music Video)
Beauty And The BeastCeline Dion & Peabo Bryson

The theme song from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.

Of course, there’s the powerful voice of the world-renowned Celine Dion, and Peabo Bryson’s soulful vocals are equally captivating.

It’s a major hit, so it always goes over well with the crowd.

This classic also lightens the mood with the customary joke, “Is the groom the beast?”

threadChris Hart

It’s a classic wedding song.

The original is by Miyuki Nakajima—a masterpiece she wrote specifically for a friend’s wedding.

Many artists have covered it, but for the entrance, I recommend Chris Hart’s version of “Ito.” His soulful voice—unique to Black singers—paired with a clear, pure tone really resonates.

With a piano and other bright arrangements, it fills the venue with a warm, moving atmosphere from the very beginning.